Patterson Site
3290 Troy Highway, Bldg E,
Montgomery, AL 36108
Contact:
Phone: 1-866-753-4544
The first step to be accepted into this program is to complete the college application.
This program provides students with a foundational understanding of logistics and supply chain management, emphasizing their critical role in business and industry. Students explore key concepts such as warehouse and transportation safety, inventory management, sourcing, procurement, ERP systems, electronic data interchange (EDI), contracting, purchase orders, and distribution. The program equips learners with the knowledge needed to understand how logistics and supply chain components work together to support efficient operations and organizational success.
TSCC’s Logistics and Supply Chain Management program offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers multiple aspects of this in-demand field. Students will learn from expert faculty who are passionate about their field and bring real-world experiences to the classroom. The curriculum will expose students to in-demand skills, problem-solving, and sustainable and ethical practices in supply chain management. Graduates of the program will be prepared to enter a variety of entry-level positions in the field including but not limited to the following:
Associate of Applied Science Business Administration – Logistics and Supply Chain Managemente
Sample Degree Path (View PDF Document)
You can find tuition rates on our Tuition & Fee Schedule
Refer to the College Calendar for all important dates.
The answer is yes, unless you qualify for exemption.
Employment in logistics and supply chain management is expected to grow at a rate of 6% in the next seven years. The median annual wage for logisticians, which includes those with an associate degree in logistics and supply chain management is on average $76,270 or about $36.67 per hour. Source: Bureau of Labor and Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook.
Artemas Holloway
Program Coordinator/Instructor
762-261-0388
aholloway@trenholmstate.edu
